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In response to "if they are named beneficiaries in a valid will, it doesn't matter whether they are legally adopted or not. they're who he wants to get his stuff" by dug

so ... would lacking the biological link mess up his parents in seeking custody I wonder ... if for instance someone contests custody and his will did

Posted by JenBro Jun 30 '09, 19:31

not give any rights to his parents or family, but rather set up some sort of trust to be administered for the kids until they come of age? I'm not sure why I think the biological card is going to cause more drama somehow - I just suspect it I guess?

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you can't determine custody in a will. only disposition of property. ultimately, the court will rule on whatever situation it determines is in the - dug Jun 30, 19:45 1
- ~how do you know what my best interest is ... how can you say what MY best interest is~ -- nm - Dano Jun 30, 19:48
If they are legally his children, I don't see an issue. If they are not legally his children............... - ty97 Jun 30, 19:32 1
- undoubtedly it will be a mess - regardless -- nm - JenBro Jun 30, 19:36

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so ... would lacking the biological link mess up his parents in seeking custody I wonder ... if for instance someone contests custody and his will did

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